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Natural History of Degenerative Cuff Tear-Decision Making-Dr A.N. Misra
1. Dr A.N. Misra
MS(Orth), MCh(Orth) U.K., FRCS (Edinburgh)
Shoulder & Knee Surgeon
Indraprastha Apollo & Apollo Hospital Noida
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2. - Epidemiology
- Etiopathology
- Progression
- Healing
Do they heal
Factors that could help healing & better
outcomes
Implications on Treatment
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3. Approx 85% - Type 1
Collagen
With increasing age –
more of Type 3
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4. Harryman et al, JBJS 1991
Gohlke et al, Acta Orthop
2005
Microstructure at insertion
– 5 layers
Varied fibre orientations
Significant shear forces
Lamellar tears
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5. Midsubstance – Type 1
Insertion site (compressive
loads) – Type 2
Repair – Type 3
(Disorganised scar
tissue)
Tears – Smooth muscle
actin cells (cause
retraction)
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6. - Muscle atrophy
- Fatty Infiltration
- Tendon Retraction – SMA cells
- Increased Tendon Stiffness – Type 3 collagen
- Apoptosis – Programmed cell death
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7. Increasing strain upto
60 degrees of abduction
Equal tension on both
sides
Stress concentration on
the critical zone
Mehta et al JBJS 2003
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8. Fealy, Am J of Sports Med, 2006
Rudzski, JSES, 2008
Most blood flow- bursal pertitendinous, medial
cuff
Anchor site – least flow
Vascular response decreased with
age
time since repair
Exercise increased blood flow
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9. Goodmurphy JSES, 2003 (Immunohistochemical
staining)
Greatest viability 2.5 -5mm from the margin
Matthews JBJS(Br), 2007
Cell activity & perfusion decreased at margins
and in larger tears
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10. DECREASE WITH
- Age
- At the margins vis a vis a cm medial
- Tear size
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13. Yamaguchi JBJS 2006 (588 pts, Ultrasound)
Average age 48.7 – no tear, 58.7 – unilateral, 67.8 –
bilateral
Almost half of the pts above 66 yrs have B/L tears
B/L sym tears – significantly larger
Sym tears occur in a 30% elder population vs asym
If sym tear on one side – 35% chance of asym on
other
Tears do not heal spontaneously
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14. Maman JBJS 2009 (MRI Follow ups)
48% progress in size over 18 months
Full thickness progress more
Elder (>60 yrs) progress more
Fatty infiltration found with progression
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15. Increase with time
Become symptomatic as size increases
Age strongly corerelates with tear size
Fatty infiltration correlates with tear size
No spontaneous healing
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16. Matsen et al ,JBJS 1995 (Open Repair)
65% healing rates
80% healing of supraspinatus
32% healing of large tears
Age related
Ken Yamaguchi, JBJS 2004 (Ascopic Repair,
massive tears)
6% healing rates
Majority did well despite lack of healing!!
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18. Fealy, Warren et al, AJSM 2006
50%- Ultrasound
Sugaya, Arthroscopy, 2005
40% - Graded MRIs
Gerber et al, JBJS 2006
87% - One tendon – MRI
58%- Two tendon
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19. Flatow et al JSES,
2006
Comparable results
for small tears
Larger than 3cm –
open did better
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20. Sugaya et al, Arthroscopy 2005
Single vs Double Row
Significant improvement in structural outcome
Ken Yamaguchi et al
Double Row Healing Rates
67% - one tendon
36% - two tendons vs 6% in previous study
Bridged the gap by fixation strength & cons
rehab
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21. Ken Yamaguchi et
al, JBJS 2006
88% healing rates
Age a determining
factor
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25. Consider Biology First
Age
Tear Characteristics (muscle atrophy/FI)
Co morbidities
Smoking
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26. Young patients with small tears
Limiting factors – Surgeon, construct, rehab &
smoking
NOT Biology
Older patients with large tears
Limiting Factor - Biology
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27. Above 65 years – poor healing
pain relief – objective
single row
atrophy/FI – irreversible and will affect
outcome
Customise advice to patient
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28. Young patients < 50 Yrs
better healing potential
double row/biology
good functional results
Yearly ultrasounds of minimally symptomatic
cuff tears - progression
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29. Platelet Rich Plasma
Stem Cells
Collagen coated sutures
Vents in anchors/crimson duvet of Snyder
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30. Effect of muscle load on cuff healing –
Galatz
Biofactors for normal enthesis
development - Thomopoulos
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31. E-325 SECTOR 27, NOIDA
OPPOSITE MAX HOSPITAL, NOIDA
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32. E-325 SECTOR 27, NOIDA
OPPOSITE MAX HOSPITAL, NOIDA
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